Shows
Code for Thought[EN] ByteSized RSE: Design with a capital D - Zihao Lu and Meag DohertyEnglish Edition: together with Meag Doherty and Zihao Lu I want to shine a light on UX/UI design in research and put the capital "D" back into it. The way we design our software and research projects shapes the way not only the way they are being used, but also how successful they will be. Links:https://www.figma.com/ Figma tool for wireframinghttps://balsamiq.com Balsamiq wireframehttps://www.bjfogg.com BJ Fogg home page with a mention of Persuasion Technology from 2002https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A/B_testing A and B t...
2025-02-1831 minCode for Thought[EN] ByteSized RSE: User Experience Design - Maeg DohertyIn this session we talk about the importance of user experience and user experience design. My guest is Meag Doherty, who works for the National Institutes of Health in the USA and is a Fellow of the Software Sustainability Institute (SSI). https://www.software.ac.uk/fellowship-programme/meag-doherty Meag’s Fellow profile at the SSI. Check out the link to her contributions on the same page.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmM0kRf8Dbk The YouTube page to the full clip from Donald Norman, the author of 'The Design of Everyday Things'https://designmuseum.org/disc...
2024-02-2920 min
Sustain Open Source DesignEpisode 45: Eriol Fox, Katie Wilson and Meag Doherty on the USER project. Usable Software Ecosystem Research for Science and Research OSSPanelists
Eriol Fox | Katie Wilson | Meag Doherty
Show Notes
Welcome to Sustain Open Source Design! In this second part of a series of podcasts about the user work, Eriol is joined by Katie Wilson and Meag Doherty to discuss their project, Superbloom, which delves into design and usability in scientific and research open source software. Today, they shed light into the ideal user type of open source software tools, the focus on software maintainability in design, and how software complexity plays into its perceived value in decision-making, and how it may impact the...
2023-07-0434 min